Jan Rubczak (1884–1942), View of St. Mary’s Church in Kraków, 1934
Autolithograph, paper; dimensions: 285 x 360 mm; signed in lead on the lower right: "Jan Rubczak 934," and in lead on the lower left: "autlitografja."
Jan Rubczak (1884–1942) —painter and printmaker, associated with Kraków and Paris. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under Florian Cynk and Józef Pankiewicz, and later continued his education in Leipzig and Paris. He primarily created landscapes, architectural views, and still lifes, also working in watercolor and graphic techniques. His paintings show the influence of French Post-Impressionism. In 1942, he was arrested by the Germans and murdered in Auschwitz.
Autolithograph, paper; dimensions: 285 x 360 mm; signed in lead on the lower right: "Jan Rubczak 934," and in lead on the lower left: "autlitografja."
Jan Rubczak (1884–1942) —painter and printmaker, associated with Kraków and Paris. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków under Florian Cynk and Józef Pankiewicz, and later continued his education in Leipzig and Paris. He primarily created landscapes, architectural views, and still lifes, also working in watercolor and graphic techniques. His paintings show the influence of French Post-Impressionism. In 1942, he was arrested by the Germans and murdered in Auschwitz.
